O editor-chefe
Example: O editor-chefe revisou todos os artigos antes da publicação.
Definition
"O editor-chefe" refers to the main editor responsible for overseeing the content, quality, and publication process of a publication, such as a newspaper or magazine. This person manages editorial staff and ensures that all articles meet the publication's standards before release.
Etymology
The term "o editor-chefe" combines Portuguese words where "editor" comes from Latin 'editor,' meaning 'one who publishes or produces,' and "chefe" means 'chief' or 'head.' Together, they designate the chief editor, the leading figure in editorial management.
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